11
Mar
TOP OF THE DAY by Howard Polskin
Today's Headlines From the Right
The Iran Crisis Will Not Trigger a Major Oil Price Shock
source: The Gateway Pundit
The market has repeatedly moved not only on military developments but also on Trump’s words. When Trump projects strength and deterrence, the market calms.
Dems Desperately Want America to Lose This War
source: WND
They whine ceaselessly about endless wars. They say our action against Iran's murderous theocracy is clearly unconstitutional. They claim we're seeking regime change. Make no mistake: Democrats want America to lose this war.
Trump Aims to End Iran’s War on America on His Terms
source: Daily Caller
Security experts told the Daily Caller that President Donald Trump’s latest operation in Iran is part of a broader strategy to cripple Tehran’s ability to threaten the U.S. and its allies while also weakening hostile powers that depend on the regime.
Why Isn’t Motormouth Megan Rapinoe Using Her Megaphone for Iran’s Female Soccer Team?
source: NY Post
Lefty advocates for women in sports like Megan Rapinoe, Jemele Hill and Keith Olbermann are remarkably quiet over the plight of the Iranian women’s soccer team.
Trump Is Making Cuba an Offer It Can’t Refuse
source: NY Post
President Trump has shown Cuba’s Communist rulers two ways their reign over the island can end: the Maduro way or the Khamenei way.
Gavin Newsom Will Not Be the Dem Nominee in 2028
source: Washington Examiner
He looks like the kind of president that filmmaker Aaron Sorkin would conjure up in the 90s. In fact, there is a solid resemblance between Sorkin’s Andrew Shepherd (played by Michael Douglas in 1995’s The American President) and Gavin Newsom, the current governor of California, who really, really wants to be the 48th president of the U.S.
Hot Tub Bill from Hot Springs
source: American Spectator
The American Spectator first exposed the playboy politics of ‘Slick Willie’ in the ‘90s — now the new Epstein revelations suggest the story never really ended.
Fans Furious at Hypocrite Springsteen as Tickets to His “No Kings” Tour Are So Expensive Only Royalty Can Afford Them
source: Western Journal
Bruce Springsteen, a man of the people. Provided those people can pay exorbitant prices for concerts, of course.
Netflix Didn’t Lose to Trump. It Lost to Math
source: Blaze Media
The postmortem is simple: Netflix lost the bidding war. The political noise is just an attempt to make a business defeat look like persecution.
JFK’s Grandson Proved Networks Bend Knee to the Kennedys
source: Newsmax
Journalists bending the knee to the Kennedys has been mandatory since the 1950s.That's their most obvious form of white privilege. It's still happening. In the last few days, CBS and CNN have offered puffy profiles of John Bouvier Kennedy (Jack) Schlossberg, the only grandson of John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
Media Play Defense for Woke “Bride” Bust
source: Hollywood in Toto
Variety, Deadline can't share key reason for film's disastrous debut.
Do Public Schools Need a “January 6” Insurrection Course?
source: NewsBusters
It’s obvious that the Democrats have attempted to transform one horrible afternoon into Pearl Harbor and 9/11 as Massively Historic Events, despite the small problem that the death toll isn’t comparable.
Mohammed Loses Election for Dems in Blue Virginia
source: FrontPage
After Mamdani’s win in New York, Democrats decided that he’s their future and they’re all trying to be him. But the thing is that for every Mamdani, there’s a whole bunch of Mohammeds who are a whole lot less slick. Like Muhammad Casim who managed to lose an election for Democrats in a blue area of Virginia.
Mayor Mamdani Treated Mahmoud Khalil to Dinner at Gracie Mansion
source: Victory Girls
You’ll never guess who came to dinner last night with NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani. He and his wife invited the raging antisemite Mahmoud Khalil and his family to dinner.
Why America Must Defend Itself from the China-Canada Alliance
source: American Thinker
China’s infiltration of Canada has become dangerously widespread, presenting a major threat, and the U.S. has every reason to reevaluate its policies toward its northern neighbor.




